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1Ds markII vs Mamiya ZD

 
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Aug 26, 2005 14:41 |  #1

I read people talking in forums about Canon, Nikon but i see no threat on this megapixel monster Mamiya ZD.

why is that?
how do you compare canon's top pro model 1dsmkII with this Mamiya ZD
if any member of this forum knows about Mamiya or get a chance to test Mamiya then plz share your thoughts about it.


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Aug 26, 2005 15:01 |  #2

farrukh wrote:
I read people talking in forums about Canon, Nikon but i see no threat on this megapixel monster Mamiya ZD.

why is that?
how do you compare canon's top pro mode 1dsmkII with this Mamiya ZD
if any member of this forum knows about Mamiya or get a chance to test Mamiya then plz share your thoughts about it.

Just looked it up - interesting beast!


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Aug 26, 2005 15:58 |  #3

More of a threat is the Phase One series of backs - they are pretty competitive with Canon for that level of photography - but the price is still of concern to some.




  
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Aug 26, 2005 17:13 |  #4

If you have the money, you are probably owning both of them. :P


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